Amends TCA Title 4, Chapter 3, Part 31.
Tennessee HB1209 amends the composition and responsibilities of the Artificial Intelligence Advisory Council, increasing its membership from 24 to a range of 24 to 27 members, and requiring at least two members appointed by the governor to have expertise in artificial intelligence. The bill also redefines "artificial intelligence" and mandates the council to include best practices for data privacy and security in its annual action plan, which must be submitted to the governor. Additionally, the council is tasked with compiling an inventory of existing laws related to artificial intelligence and identifying potential overlaps or gaps.
Tennessee HB1209 amends the composition and responsibilities of the Artificial Intelligence Advisory Council, increasing its membership from 24 to a range of 24 to 27 members, and requiring at least two members appointed by the governor to have expertise in artificial intelligence. The bill also redefines "artificial intelligence" and mandates the council to include best practices for data privacy and security in its annual action plan, which must be submitted to the governor. Additionally, the council is tasked with compiling an inventory of existing laws related to artificial intelligence and identifying potential overlaps or gaps.
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Martin, Greg
114th General Assembly
February 6, 2025
February 12, 2025
Assigned to s/c Departments & Agencies Subcommittee